Jobs of the Future

[dip]

Whoever said Hotel Administration is a good field to get into is a joke..

The only Hotel managers that make over 100k are the ones who work for huge hotels, and to get a job in one of those hotels means working for a long long time making little money. And, there is only ONE hotel manager per hotel, so chances that you become that manager are very slim.

Nurses do make over 70K, the demand right now is very high, but I would never do it. Do you wanna spend the rest of your life with old sick patients, and have to clean their **** up? And plus, you live your life as a females job...

Pharmacy. Thats a great field, as a matter of fact, im in my first year right now. Starting sallary should be around 100K by the time i graduate. But your outa luck . Majority of pharmacists who graduate now, will graduate with a Pharm-D (Doctor of Pharmacy). This program is a 6 year program (5 years in school, 1 year of rotations working for diff. pharmacies), and the best way to get into it are to apply straight out of high school. Pharmacy schools accept only a handful of transfer students, and most of these students need a 4.0 GPA to get in. So good luck with that...

The PA program is good, but why do that when you can become a doctor instead? You're gonna have to learn the same stuff as a doctor, so its almost stupid to be a PA.

Well i hope that helped clear up some confusion...

 

[Lost]

doctors way harder to get into?

first year of pharmacy?? only nurses go straight after high school, not pharmacists. u have to go thru college and post college first...

now im even more confused ive had a billion different "opinions" on this. i just want concrete facts.


All i need to know is the salary, worktime/time off, and how much schooling it takes for those 3 fields ( Nurse, Physicians Assistent, Pharmacist)


PURPOSE OF JOB FOR ME: TO Live and Surf in California. Ill also have to pay for my children to live..
And to be able to take frequent surf trips(like atleast once a year)

 

[Centaurion]

dude, GOOGLE is your friend. I bet that if you spend 30min googling this ****, you'll find every bit of info you need.

what i know ;
- nurse ~ 3 years
- pharmacist ~ 5 years

nurses dont earn much (at least in norway)while pharmacists have the potential of making serious money.

 

[Lost]

ive already spent well over that amount of time on google, so dont tell me to use it for the billionth time,.

if u read what i said, u would know that differnt sites say different things about those jobs. ineed to know THE FACTS.

 

[Skel]

Corrections officers made tons of money because they are normally working double shift.

 

[Lost]

i went to this site one of my teachers recommended

www.act.org/discover

For figuring out job,major,etc.

So... the list that i came up with doesnt look too good:
Buyer (find stuff for the cheapest price for company)
Real Estate Agent
Oceanographer
Physician Assistant
Registered Nurse
Nurse Practitioner
Pharmacist
Photographer
Fashion Model
Musician
Stunt Performer (the guy that does all the dangerous **** in the movies. minor error in calculations = death ;D )
Critic(Book/Theater)
Fund Raiser

 

[Lost]

anyone, anyone

 

[Alpine]

Trainee President, apparently they earn quite a bit and if you fvck up they don't sack you.

The downside is on the way up you've got to suck the bosses c0ck.

 

[Julian]

Lol i cant believe someone suggested that a nurse got anywhere near a 6 figure income.

 

[Lost]

Originally posted by Julian
Lol i cant believe someone suggested that a nurse got anywhere near a 6 figure income.

nurse practitioners do.

 

[McKindley]

If you're talking jobs of the future, you need to think outside the box:

Hoverboard Repairman
Spaceship Captain
Martian Exterminator
Senator (They'll probably still have those)
Teleportation Machine Operator
Time Machine Calibrator

You should start thinking about your future now.

 

[blabla]

And there is a shortage of pharmasists too. (in canada at least). You can work at a drug research company also if you wanted.

 

[Lost]

hey Oceanographer sounds pretty cool, altho hard to get into and not the highest pay (50,000..... if u have phd u get 90,000.. but im not gonna do 10 years of schooling for 90 grand lol.. ill just do 6 years)

so does anyone know anything about oceanography?
or do u think i should just stick with
registered nurse or
nurse practitioner (higher training.. more pay)
or physicians assistent

 

[Caesar20]

Approx how much is the starting salary for mechanical engineers?

 

[Centaurion]

around 60.000 Australian $

 

[Lost]

Originally posted by Lost
hey Oceanographer sounds pretty cool, altho hard to get into and not the highest pay (50,000..... if u have phd u get 90,000.. but im not gonna do 10 years of schooling for 90 grand lol.. ill just do 6 years)

so does anyone know anything about oceanography?
or do u think i should just stick with
registered nurse or
nurse practitioner (higher training.. more pay)
or physicians assistent

^^

stop highjacking my threads caesar! :/

 

[1878]

as quoted by the great Bob Dylan;

What's money??? A man is a sucess if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night but in between does what he WANTS to do

 

[Lost]

i need money to do what i want to do.. now back to my last reply. someone please respond.

 

[Lost]

anyways i looked it up but its confusing.

pharmacy will probly get me 20 grand more than nurse practitioner or physicians assistent... and its the same amount of schooling correct?

this site said it was 2 years college and 4 post college?

i thought it would be 4 college and 2 post college...?

 

[Aztec]

Read my PM to you.